The Fourth Ennead
Fourth tractate.
Problems of the soul (2).
MacKenna: Tratado 28 (IV, 4) — Problemas da alma (2).
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 2) – THE SOUL DOES NOT EVEN REMEMBER HERSELF
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 20) – THE APPETITES ARE LOCATED NEITHER IN BODY NOR SOUL, BUT IN THEIR COMBINATION
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 21) – DESIRES ARE PHYSICAL, BECAUSE CHANGEABLE IN HARMONY WITH THE BODY
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 22) – RELATION OF DESIRE-FUNCTION TO THE VEGETATIVE POWERS
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 23) – CONCEPTIVE THOUGHT DEMANDS THE INTERMEDIARY PROCESS OF SENSATION
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 24) – ARE THE SENSES GIVEN US ONLY FOR THE SAKE OF UTILITY?
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 25) – IF SENSATION IS A SOUL-DISTRACTION, THE STARS WOULD NOT INDULGE THEREIN
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 26) – THE EARTH FEELS AND DIRECTS BY THE LAWS OF SYMPATHETIC HARMONY
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 27) – ANALYSIS OF THE EARTH’S PSYCHOLOGY
- Guthrie: Tratado 28 (IV, 4, 28) – DOES THE IRASCIBLE POWER ALSO ORIGINATE IN THE BODY?